21. BIRD SUPPLIES FOODS SUN PRETTY SCARLET SUPPLY PETS pet birds bird supplies, feed seed. With over 30 years of experience keeping breeding pet birds, Pets Warehouse is the obvious choice for http://www.pets-warehouse.com/petbirds.htm

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22. Psittacosis (Chlamydia Psittaci Infections) In Pet Birds So how can the prospective buyer of a pet bird be assured that the animal These recommendations will help maintain your pet bird s health for many years http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/animaldisease/nf28.htm

University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension NF91-28 Psittacosis (Chlamydia Psittaci Infections) in Pet Birds By Eva Wallner-Pendleton, Extension Veterinarian Companion birds continue to increase in popularity as pets in the United States. Birds most frequently kept belong to the family psittacidae, or the parrot family. Although domestic breeding of parrots is becoming more widespread, a large number of birds are still imported from outside the United States. By law, these birds must enter the country through quarantine stations. There they spend at least 30 days and are tested for disease and fed food containing tetracycline, an antibiotic. The antibiotic treatment is to hopefully eliminate infections with Chlamydia psittaci, the bacterium that causes psittacosis. Psittacosis is a complex disease that affects many species of wild birds, and occasionally, humans that are in close contact with birds. The organism is shed in the feces and respiratory secretions of infected birds. Other birds pick up the organism by inhaling contaminated aerosols. Although infected birds may become extremely ill and die, most birds usually become asymptomatic carriers. They carry the organism in their bodies, shed the organism in their feces, but do not become ill, unless severely stressed. Without specific tests, it can be difficult to differentiate a negative from a positive psittacosis carrier. Psittacosis infections in people are usually mild, resulting in non-specific flu-like symptoms. Occasionally, however, severe bacterial pneumonia may occur which may require hospitalization. If untreated, psittacosis infections in humans may rarely result in death. Fortunately, the disease is very responsive to tetracycline therapy.

23. Parrots Lovebirds Amazon Senegal Pet Birds Geared toward smaller birds. Includes articles on avian health, nutrition, toxins, and dangerous toy alerts. http://www.parrotparrot.com/

Thanks for flying our way to learn about keeping healthy parrots and pet birds Departments Bird Health Avian Vets Basic Care Cautionary Tales Food Pyramid ... More Articles Lovebirds Introduction Available Babies Peachface Mutations Fischer's Mutations ... How to Trim Wings Bird Bookstore Main Selections Avian Vet Texts Behavior Gift Books ... More Articles Budgies English Budgies Baci, the Movie Other Parrots Inca the Amazon Max the Senegal Other Species Love Bird Ring Join the Web Ring Ring Graphics Movies Parrot mpgs Graphics Free Bird Graphics Software Shop Credits Page Awards Awards We Give Awards We Won Dodo Awards Birdie Web Links Link Exchange Web Rings Community Discuss Birds Friends Nettie's Ark CONTACT INFO BIRD MARTS weight loss camps ... girls boarding schools She was not quite what you would call refined. She was not quite what you would call unrefined. She was the kind of person that keeps a parrot. -Mark Twain Think nonstick cookware is safe for homes with pet birds and parrots if you are "careful?" Think again >> Parrot-Parrot is a site dedicated to the smaller parrots such as lovebirds (Agapornis species) and budgies (parakeets), but it is also an excellent resource for information on ALL birds and parrots, with pages dedicated to our favorite amazon parrot (Inca, the Amazon Queen) and that devilishly handsome Senegal parrot, Maxwell.

24. Pet Birds - Favorite Birds At WildBirds.com Find information about pet birds here at WildBirds.com. http://www.wildbirds.com/favorites_petbird.htm

Pet Birds wildbirds.com Favorites About.com Pet Birds Choosing a Bird ... Budgie Related Links Even though this web site is all about wild birds, many of you may have a pet bird. So we created this page to help with your pet bird questions. We are unable to answer any questions about pet birds, but you should be able to find a web site here that can help you. The most popular pet birds are budgerigars (parakeets). Also popular are cockatiels, lovebirds, canaries, cockatoos and African Grey Parrots. Pet birds can live for 12 years (budgies) to over 75 years (parrots). Exotic birds are grown by breeders. The exotic bird trade was halted in October, 1992 by an act of Congress that prohibits the importation of wild birds into the U.S. [The following is from an article at About.com Cockatiels lovebirds senegals, red bellies, African greys , and pionus parrots generally have a reputation for being quieter parrots, the term "quieter" being relative of course. Cockatoos have one of the worst reputations for screaming, largely because they require quite a bit of attention and amusement or they clamor for it loudly. Many of the

25. Pet Health Care Library - Birds Pet Health Care Library Birds. PET BIRD INDEX Chronic Egg Laying Common Conditions of pet birds Crop Infections Egg Binding Feather Problems http://www.pethealthcare.net/html/body_pet_health_care_library_-_bird.html

PET BIRD INDEX Abnormal Droppings Anorexia and Lethargy Bathing Beak and Nail Care ... Wing Clipping

26. COMMON CONDITIONS OF PET BIRDS COMMON CONDITIONS OF pet birds General Information pet birds often become ill. While most diseases of birds can affect every species, there are some species http://www.pethealthcare.net/html/body_common_conditions_of_pet_birds.html

COMMON CONDITIONS OF PET BIRDS General Information Pet birds often become ill. While most diseases of birds can affect every species, there are some species that are more prone to develop certain conditions. By being familiar with the various conditions that commonly affect a certain species, your doctor is able to formulate a diagnostic and treatment protocol that is most likely to result in a correct diagnosis and cure for your bird's illness. While not listing every possible disease that may afflict your bird, the following discussion will make you more familiar with the specific problems your pet is most likely to encounter. Budgerigars Budgerigars or budgies are known for developing various solid external tumors as well as internal cancer. A common cancer affecting the kidneys or reproductive organs causes a unilateral (one-sided) lameness that owners often mistake for an injured leg. Knemidokoptic mange is a frequent cause of crusty dermatitis of the cere (area around the nostrils over the beak), face and feet. Thyroid disorders such as goiter and hypothyroidism occur in budgies. While not common in birds, budgerigars can become afflicted with diabetes mellitus. Chlamydiosis is a common cause of respiratory disease in these popular birds. Since many owners incorrectly feed an all seed diet to their budgies, hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease) is a problem that often causes death in this species. While reproductive problems are not usually seen in most pet birds, egg binding is seen with some frequency in pet budgerigars, even those housed individually without a mate.

27. Electronic Zoo / NetVet Veterinary Resources - Bird Sites Poultry, pet birds, Other Birds, Commercial pet birds. AAV Association of Avian Veterinarians African Bird Club alt.pets.parrots.african-grey http://netvet.wustl.edu/birds.htm

Birds Poultry Pet Birds Other Birds Commercial Poultry Advanced Genetic Analysis Center (University of Minnesota) AEB - American Egg Board AMI - American Meat Institute Animal Models in Biomedical Research: Poultry 12/92 (AWIC) ... Zootecnica International Pet Birds AAV - Association of Avian Veterinarians African Bird Club alt.pets.parrots.african-grey alt.pets.parrots.amazon ... Zachary the African Grey Parrot Other Birds AFO - Association of Field Ornithologists Alaska Bird Observatory Alaska Raptor Rehabilitation Center alt.org.audubon ... Yukon Bird Club Commercial 1-2 Tweet Aviary About Birds Accessories for Birds Online Catalog Adams Associates Parrot Phernalia ... YMO Emu Farms Select Another Species General Animal Sites Amphibians Birds Cats Cows Dogs Ferrets Fish Horses Invertebrates Marine Pigs Primates Rabbits Reptiles Rodents Small Ruminants Wildlife Zoo Animals Fictional Images Sounds Return to: 1994-98, Ken Boschert, DVM

28. Roudybush Harrison's ZuPreem Lafeber Pet Birds African Grey Volkman Aviary Breed Food, perches, cages, toys and supplies. Care information and chat with Dr. Greg about pet bird medicine. http://www.birdieboutique.com/

Welcome to A Parrot Lover's Paradise... ...where you can get everything you need for your bird, including board certified pet bird veterinary advice and counseling, product recommendations - with hundreds of avian care products to choose from, and guidance on choosing the right pet bird species for you and your Flock! Last Updated 9/15/2005 We also offer BEHAVIOR COUNSELING BOARDING SERVICES, and SPECIALTY AVIAN MEDICINE AND SURGERY! Watch the birdies play *LIVE* Oil Portrait of Your Bird 14" x 11" - FREE SHIPPING Fabulous professional oil portaits from ordinary photos Oil Portrait of Your Bird 14" x 11" - FREE SHIPPING PORTRAIT Regular price: $69.99 Special price: King's Cages Pluck No More 6oz This great revolutionary new product has been on the market since January 2005. Already many people have called and said that their feather plucking cockatoos, African Greys, macaws and many small birds have totally feathered up in only a matter of 5 weeks since using this great new product. Many birds that have been squawking all day have calmed down, toe biters have stopped biting and birds that have not been able to be tamed before have now become tamed. A Homeopathic formula that only Kings Cages sells in the US. Completely herbal liquid.

29. Pet Bird Chats Check out this list of pet bird folks that you ll meet on these IRC channels. Hello pet bird owners! You want to talk with other folks about pet birds in http://www.blkbox.com/~swhatley/parrots/

Pet Bird Chat Rooms/Channels * * * WARNING!!! * * * IRC is known to be addictive. It may also be hazardous to your real world social life. Use at your own risk! Check out this list of pet bird folks that you'll meet on these IRC channels. Hello pet bird owners! You want to talk with other folks about pet birds in real-time? Here is the place to start. There are quite a few chat channels, rooms, and methods to chat over the Internet. IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channels IRC is the most flexible and powerful way to chat online. It is all text based. As well as chatting, you can send private messages to each other, exchange pictures of your birds and other files, and get fancy by using colors. However, IRC does have it's problems. It is a very public forum. Folks use tricks to mass advertize less than desirable channels and web sites. On many IRC networks, your computer's IP address can be obtained and your computer could be attacked. There are exceptions to this and they are noted below. But, IRC is not all bad. It is still a good way to comunicate. There are a lot of channels availible to chat on. For info on how to get to an IRC network check out my

30. PURCHASING AND CARING FOR PET BIRDS Owning a bird as a pet has been popular since the Victorian era, pet birds are no longer maintained in overly small, ornate cages that do not allow for http://www.petdoc.ws/Birdbook.htm

Dr. Bob's All Creatures Site Email me Click here to learn about our hospital and our services Please use the address below for this site WWW.Petdoc.ws Return to Dr. Bob's Home page PURCHASING AND CARING FOR PET BIRDS COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT L. LINVILLE, D.V.M. ALL CREATURES VETERINARY HOSPITAL 509 BENICIA ROAD, VALLEJO, CA, 94590 Table of Contents Pre Purchase Information Nutrition Cage Information Environment ... Acknowledgements 1. PRE-PURCHASE INFORMATION back Owning a bird as a pet has been popular since the Victorian era, when the parlor was not considered completely decorated unless it had a canary in a very small brass cage residing on a table in a corner. It has been only recently, however, that the health and management of pet birds has become a real concern of the pet bird breeder, owner and Veterinarian. Pet birds are no longer maintained in overly small, ornate cages that do not allow for social contact. Large bright airy cages, along with improved dietary management, have increased the life-span and reproductive efficiency of most of the pet bird species. Birds can be purchased from a variety of sources, such as pet shops, breeders, private dealers, or individuals. If you are buying a bird for the first time it is almost essential that you purchase your bird from someone who is in the bird breeding and/or selling business. These individuals usually have a reputation to protect; ask around and find out who in your area is known to deal honestly and fairly with buyers. Many stores today, especially those specializing in birds, have been operated by bird fanciers who have turned their hobby into a business; they usually know and care about their birds. They will have in stock items required for basic care and maintenance of birds, such as play toys, cages, bird feed and general health supplies. Sales personnel will generally offer you more information than you ever thought necessary to get you started, so leave yourself plenty of time to shop!

31. PeeWee's Playpen Providing toys, first aid kits, play gyms and supplies for pet birds. http://peeweesplaypen.com

PeeWee's has the best babies! You can learn more about baby Dill on his own page. Toystore closed We're sorry to say, someone took the PeeWee trailer that stored all the supplies and toys at PeeWee's....so, we're closing the store. THAT is why, your order will not go through. I'm sorry. We may have a few things on hand if you want to try and place and order and check with us prior to mailing your check. We always have sweet handfed babies available: Dusky Pionus Moustaches From time to time, we also have Yellow Collared Macaws Military Macaws White Front Amazons Cockatiels PeeWee's babies are spoiled rotten, playful and well socialized. 230 Whispering Winds Lane Berryville, AR 72616 Always call before you fly over! Email: lkhudd@yahoo.com BIRD MARTs AVAILABLE BABIES Dill ... FREEDOM - the Dusky that got away! Info Pages Don't Buy an Unweaned Baby How to find a Lost Bird ... Assisting Eggs Hatch Awards Parrot Talk Connection Seal of Approval Misc. Pages

32. Egg Laying In Pet Birds Mickaboo Cockatiel Rescue, a nonprofit bird rescue organization located in the San Francisco Bay Area, dedicated to educating the public on the rescue, http://www.mickaboo.com/egglaying.html

FAQs Behavior Diet and health Proper avian care ... Helping wild animals in distress We are now accepting donations online through Network for Good Symptoms of illness Egg laying in birds It often comes as a surprise to the owner of a female bird that their pet can lay eggs without the presence of a male. Such eggs are, of course, infertile and will not hatch even if incubated. This can occur in any breed, but is more common in cockatiels, lovebirds, budgies, canaries and finches. Egg laying can start anytime from 5 months to over 10 years of age. Egg laying is a natural, seasonal process in wild birds, breeding birds and some pets. However, it can also become an obsession that drains the bird of vital nutrients, ruins her pet quality, and predisposes her to life-threatening health problems such as egg binding and yolk peritonitis. A bird in the peak of health on an ideal diet my be able to sustain egg production of up to 10-20 eggs per year without serious harm. Beyond that number, egg laying will have serious consequences sooner or later, no matter how the bird looks. For a bird that eats a seed based diet or has an underlying health problem any egg laying at all is dangerous.

33. Vitamin A Deficiency In Parrots And Other Birds Describes the most common preventable avian disease, hypovitaminosis A, which particularly affects pet birds that eat only seeds. http://www.multiscope.com/hotspot/vitamina.htm

Dealing With Vitamin A Deficiency in Birds by Hannis L. Stoddard, III, DVM Vitamin A deficiency can be disastrous for your bird but it's preventable The most common preventable avian disease that we see at our practice is hypovitaminosis A, or vitamin A deficiency, with or without accompanying secondary infections. Pet birds that eat only seeds (especially sunflower seeds and peanuts) are most prone to this problem because an all-seed diet is low in vitamin A. When vitamin A deficiency occurs, the cells that line the respiratory, reproductive and digestive tracts undergo structural change, making them unable to secrete mucous. Since mucous acts as a protective blanket to prevent invasion from pathogens (disease- causing agents), vitamin A deficiency allows environmental bacteria and other microorganisms to penetrate the mucous membrane barrier and set up "housekeeping" within these tissues. Symptoms of vitamin A deficiency depend on which organ system is affected (for instance the reproductive, digestive, or respiratory tracts) and which microorganism or combination of microorganisms is invading the patient. The respiratory system is the most often affected. Since the mouth and sinus are also lined by the cells that are compromised, you need only look inside the bird's mouth to see the early signs of this deficiency. Initially, you see small white plaques on the roof of the mouth and/or at the base of the tongue. The plaques ultimately become infected, forming large, obvious abscesses. The abscesses can distort the glottis (opening of the windpipe), causing labored breathing and eventually mechanical suffocation. The abscesses can even grow so large that they block the choana (the slit in the roof of the mouth). When this happens, the bird will exhibit profuse nasal discharge and obvious swelling around the eyes. The pain from these pockets of infection will eventually cause the bird to starve. The microorganisms can also spread throughout the bird's body with disastrous consequences.

34. Feeding Pet Birds Remember Salty foods are acceptable for pet birds as long as they are given in moderation and as long as fresh water or fruit juice is always available. http://www.ahc.umn.edu/rar/MNAALAS/Brdfd.html

Feeding Caged Birds Fruit Juice Vs Water Feeding Large Caged Birds Food Items Feeding Small Caged Birds ... Bacterial Contamination The exact nutritional requirements of caged birds are unknown, in spite of claims to the contrary by some product manufacturers, retailers and breeders. Far too much emphasis has been placed on seed and nut diets for caged birds. They represent a relative-ly nonperishable convenience for bird owners but are a miserably deficient diet for pet birds, especially the larger hookbills. Such diets are excessively rich in oils, extremely deficient in certain vitamins (notably vitamin A), and have an unacceptable calcium to phosphorus ratio. Furthermore, recent research has shown that the high oil content of these food items confers an addictive quality on them. Fruit Juice Vs Water Whenever possible, fruit juice (apple juice is a good starter) should be substituted for the drinking water. As an alternative, Tang (or its equivalent) can be added to the drinking water. This may not be a practical suggestion for birds that habitually bathe in their drinking water. These additives or fruit juices provide more nutrients (vitamins, minerals, etc.) than water alone and they help to mask the taste of other items (vitamins, antibiotics if necessary, etc.) that may be added to the drinking water. Fruit juices that produce stains (for example, grape juice) should not be used. Water to which perishable items have been added or fruit juices must be changed every 12-24 hours and perhaps even more often on especially warm days, to prevent spoilage. Actually, even plain water should be changed with the same frequency for the same reasons.

35. Showing Your Pet Bird However, many bird clubs hosting a show also sponsor a Pet Division. This division is open to pet birds with clipped wings, missing toenails, etc. http://www.acstiels.com/Articles/Showing/showing.htm

Dedicated to education for the pet owner, breeder, and exhibitor. Your Best Source For Complete Information On Cockatiels! A.C.S. Home Page Articles Home Page Basic Care Articles Breeding Articles ... of the ACS Showing Your Pet Bird By Pam Thompson, Pet Advisor Calling all Pet Cockatiel Owners! The fall shows are underway. Have you thought about showing your pet cockatiel? If so, I guarantee you will have lots of fun, learn something new about cockatiels, and make a new friend or two that can outlast you in a conversation about birds. In this month's column, I'd like to share with you some of the reasons I heard why pet owners don't show. My bird's wings are clipped: My bird may pick up a disease: Transmission from an airborne disease occurs when droppings from a diseased bird dries, is disturbed, and particles become airborne. At a show, the likelihood of this is rare. The amount of time the birds are in their show cages doesn't really allow enough time for the droppings to dry enough to become brittle or powdery. The rooms that shows are held in are large enough that air isn't concentrated around the birds. Sick birds do not show well and any bird that appears ill is dismissed from the show hall immediately by the Superintendents of each division. Quote from Dr. Al Decoteau: "It seems the disease aspect has been a very poor excuse for not showing. We have hypochondriacs in the bird world as we do in humanity; there are those that are afraid to move their birds anywhere yet they are the ones who wander through pet shops which can be more dangerous than any bird show. Bird show people take great care of their birds. In the 40 years I have exhibited and judged bird shows I have never seen a disease problem either at a show or after a show".

36. Webshots - Images Of 4-H Kids With Our Pet Birds !!! Get a free photo for your desktop each and every day with Webshots! http://community.webshots.com/album/67943508EEdarK

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37. Webshots - Images Of Our Exotic Pet Birds Get a free photo for your desktop each and every day with Webshots! http://community.webshots.com/album/1281327

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38. Kings Cages Bird Cages Birds & Parrots Cages & Supplies Bird Cages for parrots pet birds. World Famous for stainless steel powder coated bird cages bird cage supplies. http://www.kingscages.com/

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39. Bird Care Guide Healthy birds eat often and are active. To help insure a healthy pet, obtain your bird We now know that seed is not the only food needed by pet birds, http://www.multiscope.com/hotspot/care1.htm

Bird Care Guide Are you thinking of getting a new bird as a pet? Each species is unique and wonderful in its own way but there are some general guidelines that apply to them all. Be sure the bird you choose is healthy. A sick bird is no bargain no matter what the price. By the time a bird shows any symptoms of disease, illness has usually become quite advanced. If a bird appears droopy, ruffled, tired or hides his head under his wing, this is not the bird for you. If he sneezes, sits on the bottom of the cage, has a discharge above his nostrils or droppings stuck to his tail feathers, there may be big problems. If he makes clicking sounds as he breathes or if his tail bobs, the bird may have serious respiratory disease and you should choose another individual. Signs of good health in a bird include bright eyes, clean shiny feathers, good appetite and lots of energy. Healthy birds eat often and are active. To help insure a healthy pet, obtain your bird from a reputable bird store or breeder. Take your new bird to an avian veterinarian for a "well bird check up" immediately. Good pet stores will allow you to return a sick bird. This insures that you get a healthy pet, and lets you meet an avian veterinarian in your area. It also helps the pet store or breeder maintain healthy birds.

40. Pet Bird Supplies: Products And Supplies For Pet Birds Pet bird supplies from Drs. Foster Smith include a variety of products and supplies for pet birds to promote the health and happiness of your feathered http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Product/Shop.cfm?N=2003

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